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PANEL CE16
Historical Nation-Building in Central Europe

Saturday May 20, 4:00-6.00 PM Room 405

Session 9

Saturday (May 20):
4:00-6.00 PM
Room 405

CHAIR

Yesim Bayar

(St. Lawrence U, US)

ybayar@stlawu.edu

 

PAPERS

Anca Glont

(U of Dayton, US)

aglont1@udayton.edu

Everything and Everyone in its Place:

Property and People in the Habsburg Model Communities of Jiu

Mark Lewis

(College of Staten Island, CUNY, US)

mark.lewis@csi.cuny.edu

Trails Leading Nowhere? Austrian Police Surveillance of Polish and Russian Anarchists
and Socialist Revolutionaries after the “Zurich Bomb Affair” of 1889

 

Thomas Szigeti

(NYU, US)

Tas600@nyu.edu

Learning the Rules of “Fair Play”:

‘English’ Influences on Hungarian State-Building, 1867-1918

 

Nelu Cristian Ploscaru

(Alexandru Ioan Cuza U, Iasi, Romania)

cploscaru@yahoo.com

Alexander Bezborodko and "Restitutio Daciae" in the 1780s:

The Meanings of a Famous "Unionist" Political Project in Romania

 

Bradley Woodworth

(U of New Haven, US)

bwoodworth@newhaven.edu

Historian in the Baltic Provinces in Service of the Tsarist State:

The Work of Gustav von Ewers (1779-1830)

 

 

DISCUSSANT

Stephen Deets

(Babson College, US)

sdeets@babson.edu

Central Europe

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